Log Haulin

Staff has to prepare these guys. Road games not going well for Oregon

Int for sure. Receiver never has possession

One mental mistake after another. 7, nextime take it at the 25

This is what I was looking for in the coaching staff. How the team looked in hostile environment. Red zone looks bad. Super unfocused. C'mon coach

Oregon is not playing well and WSU is playing lights out. Only down 8. Second half is going to be all Oregon.

I am lost

Secondary has played well. Still no pressure on QB. Concerning.

Gotta get 7 here

Go Ducks

Secondary locked it down on that drive. Lets get it tied up.

Way too easy

Nix looks focused.

8 years. Gets his kids much older.

If Ducks meet USC in Pac title... fine. Will look forward to beating them. As for today... Go Beavus!

Just eat your pretzel burger cheater.

DNc, that was the best article you have produced so far in your short writing career. I can't find anything to push back on. Maybe one of the best articles I have ever read. "I just beat him with my guys, think what I could do with his guys"~Mike Leach I think we are finding out just how true a statement that Leach quote is. I mentioned earlier in the week the timing of Lanning's QB switch last week. It was a score early. Everyone, including Lanning knew it. Was it a coaching blunder? Perhaps partially. I saw it at the time as DL trying to get his young QB into the game under a little more pressure, a little more meaningful snaps. He jumped the gun a bit to develop Ty in meaningful teaching moments. The sacrifice was a couple touchdowns. Good trade in my opinion. That decision by DL to sub Ty was glaring evidence of how teaching and development is a top priority. Not just at the QB position. And its paying dividends across the entirety of this team Just about everything you touched on, DNc, was what I would ponder at work all week. I touched on some in comments through the week. You managed to pack it all together in a relatively short article. A ton was said in few words. Well done.

Everyone knew the O-line would be dominant. A lot of people talked that the Duck line was at the top of college football since summer. What we didn't know exactly was what we had at the skill positions. 3 games in and four dudes are rising in all 4 skill position groups. By mid season this offense could be scary. How do you game plan against 4 absolute beasts that can hurt you at every level of your defense. I don't know that this offense will reach their ceiling this year. But man, right now that ceiling looks really high. Any higher and we will have to call it sky. The defense is a little behind the O, need them to catch up. Georgia, the nation agrees, is an outlier. The D, in meaningful minutes the past 2 games, has given up a couple TD. Few rushing yards surrendered as well. Oregons D is going to be tough to score on as is. I don't think there is a big leap for the Ducks to go from strong to great. They definitely have the Dudes to do it.

That's only to help Brooks get the stench of tater salad from such a great man. Oregon showed compassion in helping Brooks escape from the foul odor of souring pickles and mustard.

Not in my house. I am not a tyrant in my home, but if you root for USC ya gotta go.

I don't know that WSU is a better barometer than BYU in grading the progress of Oregon. Cougs beat Wisky but in IMO, Wisky beat Wisky. WSU barely beat the Vandals. I think Cougs are overrated. The AP was right to leave them out of the top 25. I am interested in how the Ducks look. Will they be focused? Execution? Team speed and ball pursuit? Tackling and intensity?Timing and reads? Have they added more complexities in scheme? Pullman is a great place to gage this progress due to the hostility. Cougs as a talent not so much. Oregon is a top 10 talent and are developing individually and as a team to showcase that talent on Saturdays. I like the Lanning mantra "Oregon is playing Oregon". This team has bought in. IMO, it will pay nicely in a venue like the Palouse. Humility is important, I am not trying to come across as arrogant. I see something special brewing in Eugene. Something built on solid rock. I am super excited. Really enjoying watching this season unfold. I can't get enough of Our Beloved Ducks.

I am going to defend Bridges a little. Dude has made some big plays. He was responsible for the third down play that set up the missed FG v. BYU. I think he has an INT also. He gets targeted, sure. But look at his counterpart, Gonzalez is lockdown. I am more critical of Gonzalez on those 2 pass breakups. He looked in position to pick both with ease. TB will not be the same player back half of the season he was last week. The development of these players over 3 weeks has been impressive. IMO, both boundaries will be locked by season end.

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/alabama-football/alabama-dl-former-4-star-recruit-reportedly-enters-ncaa-transfer-portal/amp/

Oregon 42-17 2 2 285

Looks like he took an Oregon official visit back in 2018. Must have been some interest. Says he is 6'4" 298lb.

Ducks are better than most think. This won't be a close game. Ducks by 3 TD. Lead by atleast 4 at some point. The outcome won't be challenged in the second half.